A number of additional fields were walked north of the RN 81, but apart from one fragment of Roman pottery (R10b) and the occasional tile fragment (e.g. a piece of tegula from field 43), there were no obvious finds scatters. A finely retouched flint blade of Neolithic-Bronze Age date (Fig. 96, 1) and a blade segment were recovered in Les Merassires, a field (42) on the lower terrace/alluvium sloping down to the river Celle. Another blade fragment came from the upper terrace at Les Bruyères (46), where a single undiagnostic Gallo-Roman sherd (4g) was also recovered.
| Les Merassires: Linewalked (1.40 ha) | 42 | Fig. 96 Diagnostic lithics (no. 1) |
| Les Bruyères: Linewalked (5.30 ha) | 46 | No diagnostic ceramic forms Lithics (not illustrated) |
| Les Bruyères south: Linewalked (6.90 ha) | 39 | No finds |
| Les Plaines: Linewalked (4.70 ha) | 43 | No finds |
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